by Matty J December 06, 2004
A 4-disc box set released by Eric Clapton which included his unbelievable blues (or slow) version of 'After Midnight'
by Matty J December 06, 2004
Was the frontman for Genesis from its conception until drummer Phil Collins took over and Gabriel departed. He went on to have a very successful solo career with hits such as 'Solsbury Hill', 'Sledgehammer', and the ausome 'In Your Eyes'.
by Matty J December 06, 2004
A pretty good musician who gave us 'Baby I Love Your Way' and 'Show Me The Way' but who put his career in the shitter after he starred in the Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band movie which sucked ass. Now he has to get his food at B.K. and not have it catered to him on a silver plate which he then throws away after he is done like the best guitarist of all time Eric Clapton
by Matty J December 06, 2004
Lead singer and drummer for the 70s rock band The Eagles. Had a successful solo carrer after they split, with hits such as Boys of Summer, End of the Innocence, and All She Wants to do is Dance.
by Matty J September 19, 2004
Played with the Destroyers and is best known for his song 'Bad to the Bone' but has other good songs such as 'Move it on Over' and 'Who do you Love'
When my dad said that George Thorogood was a better guitarist than Eric Clapton I punched him in the face
by Matty J December 06, 2004
Lead singer of the group Chicago in the late 70's and all of the 80's He was with them when they wrote the ultimate sappy love songs.
Although he had some good hits with Chicago, his best song is 'Glory of Love' from the Karate Kid Part II soundtrack.
by Matty J December 06, 2004